waterlogged

waterlogged fields; waterlogged docking.

Where this layer is sufficiently impermeable to maintain the A horizon in a waterlogged condition, the soil is termed a gley podsol.

Gley (glei) A waterlogged soil lacking in oxyen, in which raw humus accumulates as a result of lack of decomposition by bacteria.

The waterlogged ground made it difficult to walk through the field.

The heavy rain left the city streets waterlogged.

The boat sank after becoming waterlogged during the storm.

The waterlogged wood began to rot.

The waterlogged basement needed to be pumped out.

The waterlogged soil caused the plants to wilt.

The waterlogged ceiling collapsed under the weight of the water.

The waterlogged shoes squelched with every step.

The waterlogged log floated downstream.

The waterlogged phone stopped working after falling in the pool.

Piles of waterlogged debris still dominate the landscape.

My house was flooded, all my things were completely soaked and the carpets are still waterlogged.

Mud on the floor, waterlogged drawers.

Ten days later, Percy Shelley's waterlogged body was found.

Shang, did that dip in the river get you waterlogged?

In 1928 some porpoises were photographed working like beavers to push ashore a waterlogged mattress.

It's terrible — my house was flooded, all my things were completely soaked and the carpets are still waterlogged.

Liquefaction happens when waterlogged, loose soil (we call it " sand" ) turns into quicksand, temporarily.

Researchers found 1,700-year-old chicken eggs, along with other ancient objects, in a waterlogged pit in southeastern England.

Torrential rains triggered floods and landslides in southern China, leaving people and livestock stranded in waterlogged areas since Friday.